Coastal Snow & Ice ManagementNewport & the Rhode Island Coast
Commercial Snow & Ice Management
Seasonal snow and ice contracts for commercial properties. Safe lots, clear entrances and treated walkways, before your doors open.
- Lots, entrances & walkways
- Storm monitoring
- Seasonal contracts
Coastal Snow & Ice ManagementOpen When It Matters
A commercial property can’t wait for the storm to pass. Customers, patients, tenants and staff need safe lots, clear entrances and walkways that aren’t icing over, often before sunrise. We handle snow and ice management for commercial sites on seasonal contracts, so you have a crew, a plan and the equipment lined up before the first storm, not a phone number you hope someone answers.
We’re a general contractor first, which means our own crew, our own trucks and equipment, and one point of contact from November through March.
- Seasonal contractsCrew, plan and equipment set before the first storm
- Our own crew & trucksNo subcontractors, no seasonal fill-ins
- One point of contactFrom November 1 through March 31
What’s Included
Plowing
Parking lots, drive aisles, loading docks and access roads.
Sidewalks & entrances
Shoveling and snow blowing at doors, ramps, stairs and ADA routes.
Salting & ice control
Rock salt and treated material on lots and walkways, with follow-up applications as conditions change.
Pre-treatment
Anti-icing before a storm where it helps keep ice from bonding.
Snow stacking & relocation
Moving piles so they don’t block parking, sight lines or drainage.
Snow hauling
Loading and removing snow from the site when there’s nowhere left to put it.
Post-storm cleanup
Pushing back banks, clearing refreeze and re-treating trouble spots.
Get your property on the schedule before the first storm.Coastal Snow & Ice Management · November 1 – March 31
Request a Snow Proposal(401) 410-4980
Coastal Snow & Ice ManagementFrequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about commercial snow and ice contracts. Tap a question to see the answer.
As early as possible, ideally by early fall. Routes, crews and materials are planned around signed sites, and space fills up before the first storm.
It’s set in your contract, usually a snowfall depth for plowing and any icing for salt.
For most commercial sites we service during long storms to keep lots and entrances open, then do a full cleanup once it stops.
It depends on the size of the lot and walkways, priority level and contract type.
Yes. When there’s no room to stack it, we load and haul it off-site.